Word of the Day
Vulgate (n., vul-gate)
The common speech or vernacular. The word comes from the same root as vulgar, because common folk are indeed vulgar creatures. You, fine reader, are not. You are an astute person of taste.
The common speech or vernacular. The word comes from the same root as vulgar, because common folk are indeed vulgar creatures. You, fine reader, are not. You are an astute person of taste.
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